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Research on Influential Mechanism of HAZ Impact Toughness for Ship-building Steel with Mg Addition

Version 1 : Received: 30 June 2018 / Approved: 5 July 2018 / Online: 5 July 2018 (07:47:04 CEST)

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Li, H.-R.; Sun, L.-G.; Zhu, L.-G.; Liu, Y.-S.; Li, Y.-G. Research on Influential Mechanism of HAZ Impact Toughness for Shipbuilding Steel with Mg Addition. Metals 2018, 8, 584. Li, H.-R.; Sun, L.-G.; Zhu, L.-G.; Liu, Y.-S.; Li, Y.-G. Research on Influential Mechanism of HAZ Impact Toughness for Shipbuilding Steel with Mg Addition. Metals 2018, 8, 584.

Abstract

The welding performance of shipbuilding steel under large heat input could be improved greatly by the Mg addition to the steel, but the impact toughness of the HAZ is not stable. According to the three different thickness steel plates obtained in the industrial experiment, the large heat input welding was carried out by different heat input, and the impact toughness analysis, impact fracture analysis, metallographic microstructure analysis and inclusions analysis were carried out. The results showed that, the HAZ of three kinds of thickness plates induced a lot of IAF, with Mg addition, the inclusion dimension had been reduced effectively, and the IAF induced ability of the inclusions had also been improved. The difference of HAZ impact toughness with different welding heat input and different impact temperature is significant, in consideration of the influence of welding heat input and metallographic microstructure on impact toughness of HAZ, the welding heat load had far greater effect than metallographic microstructure on ductile-brittle transition temperature. At the same time, if the original metallographic microstructure of steel was coarse, the pinning effect of the inclusions would be reduced significantly, and the microstructure of HAZ would be coarsened and the impact toughness of HAZ would be decreased, so there is a certain matching relationship between the metallographic microstructure and the inclusion dimension.

Keywords

oxide metallurgy; impact toughness; metallographic structure; inclusion; ductile-brittle transition temperature

Subject

Chemistry and Materials Science, Metals, Alloys and Metallurgy

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